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Philippe, You do not need to change the routing of the water in your car, just get the air out of the system and this thread has explained that The aluminum water pump, radiator and fans are all you need unless you are running in a race circuit. again with car cold, check the water level in the primary tank ( closest to the passenger seat, it should be full,leave the cap off and go to the radiator and open the petcock at the left upper corner of the radiator open and let any air out, or till you have a stream of water coming out. that's it.If you run the engine with the cap still off for a minute or two then re-open the petcock (engine running) that will totally get rid of any air in the system. one other thing take a piece if note book paper and with the fans running make sure the fans are turning in the right direction into the radiator, I have seen the fans pushing the wrong way more than once.

2/27/171:09 PM

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